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Shoreline Middle School Announces September Events and School Policies

According to a September 4 report from Shoreline, several upcoming school events and policy reminders have been issued for the month of September. The announcement includes details regarding school closures, parent meetings, and safety protocols for campus access.

Provo Planning Commission to Hold Administrative Hearing September 16

A Provo City Planning Commission Administrative Hearing is scheduled for September 16, 2026, to discuss delegated applications. The meeting will include a request for a conditional use permit regarding automobile repair in the Rivergrove Neighborhood.

New Head Girls Basketball Coach Announced

New Girls’ Basketball Head Coach Announcement: Alexis Kaufusi We are excited to announce Alexis Kaufusi as the new head coach of our girls’ basketball program. Kaufusi brings an impressive combination of collegiate playing experience, proven success as a head coach, and more than a decade of experience developing high school basketball players and programs. A former collegiate athlete at BYU, Kaufusi competed from 2008–2012 before beginning her coaching career, serving in both assist

Utah School Board Seeks Repeal of Double Teacher Investigation Law

The Utah State Board of Education voted 8-7 to request that the Utah Legislature repeal a law requiring a "double investigation" into teacher misconduct complaints. The decision has drawn criticism from opponents who argue the move reduces accountability and transparency in school districts.

Vesper developers withdraw application as community members clamor for more data on amphitheater's impacts

Months into the process of considering the Vesper amphitheater proposal, Provo’s City Council announced Wednesday that the developers withdrew their application. The project was slated to be discussed during the council's September 8th meeting.

via Fox 13ProvoSeptember 3, 2026

Covey Center for the Arts Announces Transition to New Gov Web Address

The Covey Center for the Arts is transitioning to a new official web address, Covey.Provo.Gov, to better align with Provo City policies and improve digital presence. The move aims to establish a more authoritative online identity and help patrons avoid unauthorized ticket resellers.

ProvoSeptember 3, 2026

CMS Students Engage in Diverse Classroom Activities

Students at CMS participated in various academic and creative activities including picture day and science studies. The school reported on various classroom projects involving technology, music, and storytelling.

ProvoSeptember 3, 2026

No. 14 BYU to Host Utah Tech in 2026 Season Opener

No. 14 BYU prepares to host Utah Tech in the 2026 season opener at LaVell Edwards Stadium on Saturday, September 5. The game is scheduled for a 6 p.m. MT kickoff and will be broadcast on ESPN+.

StatewideProvoSeptember 3, 2026

UDOT releases traffic predictions for Labor Day weekend drivers

The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) says it will be a busy Labor Day weekend on Utah roads — so plan ahead. Route 6. Hitting the road early in the morning will ensure you miss peak congestion times. In addition, the US-189 and SR-114 intersection in Provo Canyon will be congested on Friday, Sept.

via ABC 4ProvoSeptember 3, 2026

Provo Peaks Elementary Announces School Programs and Community Initiatives

Provo Peaks Elementary announced several upcoming school programs and initiatives, including School Community Council recruitment and a mobile food pantry partnership.

ProvoSeptember 3, 2026

Provo Football Holds 1-4 Record After Salem Hills Loss

Provo High School's boys varsity football team currently holds a 1-4-0 record following a recent loss to Salem Hills. The team's upcoming schedule includes matchups against Mountain View, Park City, and Wasatch.

Park CitySeptember 3, 2026

Provo Municipal Council Schedules September 8 Work Meeting

The Provo Municipal Council scheduled a work meeting for September 8, 2026, to discuss various business items including park improvements and zoning amendments.

ProvoSeptember 3, 2026

BYU Sports Nation Discusses 2026 Football Predictions and Utah Tech Preview

In an episode of BYU Sports Nation, Spencer Linton and Jarom Jordan provided official predictions for the 2026 BYU Football season. The program also featured a preview of the Utah Tech opener by ESPN analyst Trevor Matich.

ProvoSeptember 2, 2026

BYU Sports Nation Analyzes Depth Chart and Athletic Updates

BYU Sports Nation Season 2026, Episode 206, featured a breakdown of the BYU depth chart and discussions regarding various athletic programs.

ProvoSeptember 2, 2026

Vesper Proposal Delayed for Amended Application

The applicant for the Vesper proposal intends to stop their current application to submit an amended version addressing specific project details. As a result, no Vesper items will be discussed during the September 8 meeting.

ProvoSeptember 2, 2026

Vesper Amphitheater Proposal To Be Amended And Resubmitted

The applicant for the Vesper proposal has decided to stop their current application to submit an amended version. As a result, no Vesper items will be discussed on Tuesday, September 8th.

ProvoSeptember 2, 2026

Provo City Council to Host Community BBQ at North Park

The Provo City Council is inviting residents to the annual Community BBQ at North Park on Thursday, Sept. 10. The event aims to encourage community connection and conversation through an informal setting.

ProvoSeptember 2, 2026

Item 7 Report of Action - Planning Commission August 26, 2026

Page 1 of 3 Provo City Planning Commission Report of Action August 26, 2026 *Item 7 Dudley & Associates request a Zone Map Amendment from the R1.10 Zone to the R1.8 Zone to allow a lot line adjustment between properties, located at 3998 N 300 W. Riverbottoms Neighborhood. Jessica

ProvoSeptember 2, 2026

Decision on controversial Vesper Amphitheater could be delayed, Provo city says

OGDEN, Utah (ABC4) — A decision over the highly controversial Vesper Amphitheater project has been delayed, with the developer reportedly planning to amend their initial application. The Vesper Amphitheater project, spearheaded by musical artists David and Donny Osmond, was initially announced in May 2026.

via ABC 4ProvoSeptember 2, 2026

Covey Center for the Arts Announces Transition to New Provo Gov Web Address

The Covey Center for the Arts is transitioning to a new official web address, Covey.Provo.Gov, to align with Provo City policies and improve digital presence. The phased migration is expected to complete by January 1, 2027.

ProvoSeptember 2, 2026

Covey Center for the Arts Announces Transition to Covey.Provo.Gov

The Covey Center for the Arts is transitioning its web address from CoveyCenter.org to Covey.Provo.Gov. This phased migration aims to align the venue with Provo City policies and improve digital trust.

ProvoSeptember 2, 2026

Judge Orders Tyler Robinson to Stand Trial for Murder of Charlie Kirk

Tyler Robinson, the man accused of assassinating conservative activist Charlie Kirk, will stand trial for aggravated murder following a ruling by Utah Fourth District Judge Tony Graf. Prosecutors intend to seek the death penalty in the case, which stems from a fatal shooting during a Turning Point USA event at Utah Valley University.

ProvoSeptember 2, 2026

Franklin to Conduct Yearly Student Hearing Screenings

Franklin announced that yearly hearing screenings will be conducted to identify potential hearing problems in students. The screenings are scheduled to take place on Thursday, September 17, 2026.

ProvoSeptember 2, 2026

26-27 PTA Reflections Information

PTA Reflections Contest: “What My Culture Means to Me” Centennial Middle School PTA is excited to announce this year’s National PTA Reflections contest! This year’s theme is: “What My Culture Means to Me” Students are invited to express their creativity and interpretation of this year’s theme by submitting an entry in one or more of the following categories: 2D Visual Art 3D Visual Art Music Composition Photography Dance Choreography Film Production Literature Entry Deadline: Tuesday, October

ProvoSeptember 2, 2026

Jordanelle State Park Announces September 2026 Event Schedule

Jordanelle State Park has scheduled several activities for September 2026, including festivals and nature-focused programs. These events range from community watershed celebrations to guided yoga and wildlife education.

ProvoSeptember 2, 2026

Tyler Robinson, Utah man accused of killing Charlie Kirk, ordered to stand trial, faces possible death penalty

PROVO, Utah, Sept. 1, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — Utah Fourth District Judge Tony Graf ruled Tuesday that Tyler Robinson, the Utah man accused of killing conservative political activist Charlie Kirk, will stand trial for aggravated murder and multiple other charges.

via gephardtdaily.comProvoSeptember 2, 2026

Provo City Council to Host Annual Community BBQ at North Park

The Provo City Council is hosting its annual Community BBQ at North Park on Thursday, Sept. 10. This event invites residents to connect with neighbors and Council members in a relaxed environment.

ProvoOriginally published September 2, 2026

Accused Killer of Charlie Kirk Seeks Camera Ban in Provo Court

In a report published August 31, Tyler Robinson, the man accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk, requested that cameras be banned from his preliminary hearing in a Provo courtroom.

ProvoSeptember 1, 2026

Lakeview Newsletter for the Week of Aug. 31 – Sept. 4

Important Dates September 7: Labor Day — No School September 9: Picture Day September 14–18: Safety Week September 17: Vision Screenings September 21: Family Picnic September 21–25: Book Fair September 24: 6th Grade Field Trip Picture Day Get ready for Picture Day on September 9! Pen Pal Program Would you like to be a pen pal? Please contact your teacher for more information. Vision Screenings on September 17 In support of our commitment to promote healthy learners, our school nurses, along wi

ProvoSeptember 1, 2026

Utah Judge Set To Rule Today On Tyler Robinson Case

(Provo, UT) — A Utah judge is set to rule today on whether Tyler Robinson can go to trial on charges that he murdered Charlie Kirk. The judge must decide if prosecutors have presented enough evidence to require a trial.

via midutahradio.comProvoSeptember 1, 2026

Canyon Crest Completes First Full Week of School

According to a September 1 statement from Canyon Crest, the school has completed its first full week of the school year. The announcement highlighted the addition of a third kindergarten class and listed several upcoming events for the month of September.

ProvoSeptember 1, 2026

Miranda Kofford Honored with Provo Way Award

At Provo Peaks Elementary, Miranda worked as a Speech Language Technician. Speech-Language Pathologist Marki Cupp nominated Miranda for the Provo Way Award because her contribution rarely stopped at the edge of that assignment. “Miranda is always willing to lend a helping hand around the school in addition to her own assignment,” Cupp wrote. Her own work was worthy of attention too. Miranda created therapy sessions that students enjoyed attending, planned creatively, and adjusted i

StatewideProvoSeptember 1, 2026

Amelia Earhart Elementary Announces Kindergarten Registration Details

Amelia Earhart Elementary School announced kindergarten registration for children turning five by September 1, 2026. The school is inviting families within its boundaries to complete the registration process.

ProvoOriginally published September 1, 2026

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